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Using Nullspace EM, Fortify engineers simulated a cylindrical GRIN lens to provide a 5 dB gain enhancement for a conical horn antenna delivering an overall reduction of the size of the antenna compared to a standard conical horn of equivalent gain.

Interview with Masha Petrova, CEO and co-founder. Nullspace delivers engineering simulation software for electromagnetic (EM) applications such as antenna and radar design and analysis, and scattering analysis.

Learn how to prepare a Ka-Band Horn Antenna CAD file for simulation with Nullspace EM, using Nullspace Prep journal files. Journal files (or script files) are text-based files that contain a series of commands and instructions used to automate tasks in the Nullspace Prep software. They allow users to record and replay their actions, making it easier to reproduce complex simulations, perform parametric studies, and streamline their workflows.

Nullspace's CTO, Dr. Daniel Faircloth, talks about using Nullspace EM and Nullspace Prep software tools for EM simulation to better understand the impacts of the radome on array performance. This presentation is relevant for engineers designing advanced antenna and radar technologies for defense, aerospace, communications and automotive applications.

Welcome to the Nullspace EM Installation and Set-Up! In this video, we'll take you through multiple ways of setting up Nullspace EM for all different workflows. Here's what you can expect:

Welcome to the Nullspace EM Tutorial! In this video, we'll take you through the fast, direct, and highly-accurate solver designed for large-scale electromagnetic analysis and design. Here's what you can expect:

Nullspace EM comes with a powerful Python API for complete customization of your workflow for automation and flexible integration into your environment. In this clip, a 22x11 dipole phased array is contained within a metal box with a 3-layer radome over the top.

Nullspace EM empowers engineers to perform very accurate “electrically large” simulations. This is a transformative change to traditional RF device design workflow, because now engineers can optimize devices that are too large for traditional simulation simulation software.

This sped-up clip shows an engineer setting- up CAD geometry for a NASA almond and then meshing it in Nullspace Prep, following by a quick glance of simulation results of 3D Bistatic Scattering from Nullspace EM simulation software.